June 25th, 2013
What Will We Count in 30 Years?
Robert L Rosenthal, MD and James De Lemos, MD
From the perspective of today, cardiology 30 years ago was full of wrong ideas and practices. What will cardiology today look like in 30 years? In a paper published in the American Journal of Cardiology entitled “What We Counted,” Robert Rosenthal remembers practices that were once considered dogma but were later proven to be either incorrect […]
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